Thomas Fysh’s research while affiliated with Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust and other places

... During the first three minutes, ABI in left lower limb falls, a hemodynamic result very different from that observed in the right lower disease (PAOD), and its normal value is greater than 0.9. The occurrence of a normal ABI value at rest does not rule out PAOD in cyclists 12,29,45 ; therefore, this test should be performed at submaximal or maximal effort to induce the appearance of the complaints that result from cycling 3,30,65 . For cyclists, the effort test is more reliable when performed in a cycle ergometer or cycle simulator (absolute distance, or Strandness test in French) than when the treadmill test is used, because the ergometer and simulators reproduce the C.I.A. common iliac artery; E.I.A.: external iliac artery; E.I.V.: external iliac vein; C.F.A.: common femoral artery; P.F.A.: profound femoral artery; P.A. popliteal artery; l left lower limb; r right lower limb; d. n. i. data not informed; y age of seven cyclists (2• r and 5• l ) ranged from 23 to 31 years; a age of sixteen cyclists ranged from 23 to 47 years; β age of five cyclists ranged from 23 to 34 years; p age of thirty-six cyclists (9• r , 20• l and 7• l,r ) ranged from 20 to 49 years; µ age of four cyclists ranged from 24 to 37 years; γ of twenty-five cyclists included in the study, there were twenty-seven cases, as two cyclists (1 man and 1 woman) were studied at two different time points and in contralateral limb to the one affected before: 15• l , ten men and five women -8• r , two men and six women, and 4• l,r , three men and one woman. ...

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Lower limb vascular dysfunction in cyclists

... These include specimen flattening, which results in artifactual reduction of margin widths (a problem exacerbated by compression for specimen radiography); difficulties with specimen orientation and in distinguishing the boundaries between margins when applying ink; variation in extent and rigor of margin evaluation; and difficulties in the identification of the true margin of excision in cases in which there is tracking of ink into the specimen. [27][28][29][30] Given these limitations in margin evaluation, the panel questioned whether a margin of ink not touching tumor versus 1 mm was a reproducible or clinically meaningful difference. 31 ...

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Lumpectomy Margins for Invasive Breast Cancer and Ductal Carcinoma in Situ: Current Guideline Recommendations, Their Implications, and Impact

... However, debates linger regarding the optimal institutional and organizational setup for talent identification and development in surgery. [15][16][17][18] Literature regarding talent identification and development in sports emphasizes the effect of institutional influences on individual performance. 7,[19][20][21][22] This domain emphasizes the transaction among affordances (opportunities for action) and how performers become attuned to perceive key variables that specify goal achievement. ...

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How Surgeons Conceptualize Talent: A Qualitative Study Using Sport Science as a Lens

... When feedback is of poor quality, its utility is decreased [6]. The biggest cause of poor feedback is "feedback fatigue" [7], soliciting feedback so frequently that participation drops and the results are terse and prone to response bias. Additionally, overly vague or specific feedback has been shown to be less effective [6], as has exclusively positive or exclusively negative feedback [8]. ...

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Effectively Acquiring and Using Feedback

... • A drunk man mistakenly punched his wife in the face as he thought he was battling a dungeon boss in a Zelda game (Fysh & Thompson, 2009). Subscriber: OUP-Reference Gratis Access; date: 11 January 2019 cars and stealing motor vehicles. ...

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Game Transfer Phenomena: Origin, Development, and Contributions to the Video Game Research Field